This project provides a PowerShell script to import OpenStreetMap (OSM) PBF files into a PostGIS-enabled PostgreSQL database.

• Imports OSM .pbf files into a PostGIS database
• Generic and configurable for different OSM extracts and database setups
• Automates the import process using command-line tools

• Windows PowerShell
• PostgreSQL with PostGIS extension
• osm2pgsql installed and available in your PATH
• OSM .pbf file(s) to import

1. Edit the script:

   • Open import_osm_generic.ps1 in a text editor.
   • Set the database connection parameters and file paths as needed.

2. Run the script:

   • Open PowerShell in the script directory.
   • Execute:

     .\import_osm_generic.ps1

3. Follow prompts:

   • The script may prompt for additional information or confirmation.

• Update variables in the script for your database host, port, user, password, database name, and the path to your OSM .pbf file.
• Ensure osm2pgsql is installed and accessible from the command line.

# Example usage in PowerShell
.\import_osm_generic.ps1

• Make sure your PostgreSQL server is running and accessible.
• The script may overwrite existing tables in the database.
• For large OSM files, ensure you have enough disk space and memory.

MIT License